Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-10

creasing. Nearly $4,000 emigrats departed
for America in April.
The coinage of the Minis during April
aggregated SIS. 043 1866, OF which So, 900 900
was in standard silver dollars.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped yesterday
nine bars of bullion for the Eureka Con.
Company, valued at Sl9,4l4 81.
A. E. Cheney, Esq, left yesterday, by
private conveyance, for Hamilton to at
tend the District Court at that place.
Western. bred horses, for general pur-
poses, are selling for $3.50 and $500 in
Boston. Nevada bred are favorites.
The Austin Reveille says: Mr.. Wenban
does not care to sell his property. though
it is bonded to rich capitalists till July.
Johnny Lambert was yesterday busy in
part in dealing out fresh and crisp water
cress from Current Greek to his cnstom-
ers.
A report is current in Liverpool that
important arrests are about to be made OF
dynamiters who have had dealings with
America.
By the recent extension OF the Califor-
mia and Oregon railroad the trip can now
be made from San Francisco to Portland
in 40 hours.
The Rhode Island Senate has passed q
strong prohibitory law. Drunkenness is
made a statutory offense, with q fine and
imprisonment.
At Portland, Oregon, May 8, Thomas
Rutherford, John Kelly and Edwin Viii.
son, convicted OF burglary, were sentenced
to four years each.
At Sacramento, May Q, Hugo Kramer, a
driver for the Pacific Brewery. skipped out
for parts unknown, taking with him the
days collections.
Owen Geraty went down to Kilgore's
ranch yesterday after some horses that
have been on pasture. He will be absent
three or four days.
A prominent merchant at Gilman. COL,
whose name is not given, was frustrated
In an attempt 10 commit rape on the per-
son Of a 14-year old girl April 30.
A member Of the British Houses of Com
mons is accused Of having once been q
member OF q murder society" in Amer
lea. That is rather indefinite. Which
one2
Ned McSorley is still badly afflicted with
rheumatism, and has been confined to his
bed for the past four months. He is at
the Morgan House, where he Is well taken
care Of.
J.J. Lawrence, who came here lately 10
examine some mines in this district. has
been taken quite sick with g bilious at
tack. He will be ell right again in q few
days.
Twenty-Five new locations of mining
claims have been made this year in Eu'
resa District. Our prospectors are still
alive and believe the camp has bright days
ID yet to come.
l.. The s. f. Post says: John W. Mac.
kay pronounces the rumor that j. @
Flood will soon leave for Europe untrue
Mr.. Mackay will remain on the Coast I'm
til about the middle OF June.
Miss Jessie Gedney. who has been visit
ing the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Rosl
Wright, left Sunday morning for her bom'
in Ruby Valley. Miss Gedney has mad,
d many warm friends during her short sta.
in Eureka.
q Will Pardy, one of our Eureka yount
70 men, left yesterday for Reno, where he ex
Y poets to get into business. Will is
bright and intelligent yonng fellow, an
he has the best wishes OF the SENTINEL OF
fee for his success.
The vein of ore, reported by the sen
IiNEL q lew days ago., In the Ricnmon'
mine, has been traced down from the 1oO
foot level, and lie said to be in virgii
ground, with plenty of room for a larg
body OF ore to make in.
The sidewalk in front OF Berg's stor
was blocked with groceries and produc
Saturday, just landed from the cars.
= reminded one Of the live days OF Eureka
and looked like the enterprising Der
: was doing a rushing business.
Yesterday was exceptionally windy, an
the dust was thick enough at times I
make IT difficult to see across the streets
q The Rescue Hose Company, always on th
v alert In case of q fire alarm, had their hos
h cart at the corner OF Main and Batema
d streets ready for service.
A map Of the disputed line betwee,
Eureka and Lander counties from the suI
vey made last Summer by Il. j.. Read
Esq, which was then filed with the RI
corder, has been neatly framed and set u
In the Recorders Office, where it can b
seen by those interested in seeing It,.
Delicious California berries are daily az
irving and are becoming cheap In GU
n markets. We do not produce these escu
Tents in Eastern Nevada, at present, n
one having as vet tried to cultivate them
but for raising apples, pears, grapes an
some other fruits, Eastern Nevada sol